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Elvedi set for Leeds move as £8.5m fee agreed

Elvedi set for Leeds move as £8.5m fee agreed
BBC Sport Sunday 16 August 2026, 12:52 UTC 1 min read
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Leeds agree an £8.5m deal to sign defender Nico Elvedi, who is set to have a medical on Monday.

Leeds agree an £8.5m deal to sign defender Nico Elvedi, who is set to have a medical on Monday.
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